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Attacks on Ukraine’s port infrastructure are hampering grain exports. The situation could worsen in the fall, when the new harvest hits the market.
According to the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Resources Management (INHGA), over the next week, the flow rate of the Danube at the Baziash section will drop to 1,850 cubic meters per second, which is significantly below the long-term annual average for July (4,700 cubic meters per second).
Amid government announcements regarding the completion of the voluntary merger of city governments, the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM) issued a statement condemning the central government’s methods of exerting pressure on local elected officials.
The process of voluntary municipal mergers will conclude on July 31, and starting in August, the government will begin the process of regulatory consolidation.
A new irrigation system will be built in the village of Climeuț de Jos (Șoldănești District). Today, officials from the IFAD UCIP Joint Implementation Unit, representatives of the local administration, and a group of farmer-clients signed a contract for the construction of this facility.
The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has approved, in the first reading, a bill that introduces a mandatory approval procedure and market surveillance for road vehicles, auto parts, and equipment prior to their release onto the market.
Road vehicles and auto parts will be subject to type approval (certification) before being placed on the market.
Chisinau City Hall emphasizes the need for clear answers regarding school management before the RESTART reform begins, so as not to disrupt school operations or infringe on employees’ rights.
The Republic of Moldova is involved in coordinating European efforts to strengthen transportation infrastructure and logistics routes in the Danube-Black Sea region.
Leaders of the capital’s union-affiliated educational organizations have expressed concern about the impact the RESTART reform may have on the municipality’s education system.
A project to modernize urban infrastructure in Nisporeni, costing approximately 22.3 million lei, is getting underway. Over the next year, pedestrian areas in the Satul Nou neighborhood will be renovated, the area around the kindergarten will be landscaped, and new parking facilities will be built.
Experts from the French Ministry of Culture’s Office for Cultural Heritage and Real Estate (OPPIC) will make a technical visit to the urban estates of V. Herza and M. Kligman in Chisinau. The purpose of the visit is to assist in developing a preliminary feasibility study that will identify the conservation and restoration needs of these two architectural monuments.
The process of voluntarily merging municipalities is entering its final stages, despite attempts to spread misinformation in the public sphere. This statement was made by Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.
The Chisinau City Hall signed a grant agreement for the project “Energy Efficiency in Chisinau’s Kindergartens” in the amount of approximately 140 million lei.
A discussion organized by PAS lawmakers during a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance regarding the situation surrounding the public utility Apă-Canal Bălți, Apă-Canal Soroca S.A. and Acva-Nord S.A.—operators providing water supply to the municipalities of Bălți and Soroca, as well as a number of settlements in the north of the country—sparked a scandal in Parliament.
In the context of World Rural Development Day, the Agency for Agricultural Interventions and Payments (AIPA) highlighted the role of the Republic of Moldova’s authorities in supporting investments aimed at improving living conditions and enhancing the well-being of the country’s rural population.
A region develops not when it adopts a new administrative structure, but when it develops its own economic function. In other words, a clear answer to the question: what does this region produce, and how can it finance its future? The budget, the council, the autonomy charter, and even the university—these are all just a shell.
Work on its modernization has entered a new phase. According to the city government, the project calls for reorganizing traffic flow through the creation of a smart transportation corridor, which will increase road capacity.
According to the mayor’s office press service, the Chisinau authorities have announced the launch of the “Austrian School in Moldova” project. This will be the second Austrian school in the capital.
The city administration announced repairs to two streets in the city center—the spacious Yuri Gagarin Boulevard near the train station and the cozy, tree-lined Veronika Mikle Street, on the section between A. Pushkin Street and V. Pyrkelab.
